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Queensland requires gaming machine licensees to display compliance signage

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Source: OLGR Queensland

Queensland requires gaming machine licensees to display gaming rules, cash payout limits and responsible gambling information at licensed premises. Licensees may set a maximum cash payment limit of up to A$5,000, and must display their chosen limit; they must pay winnings by cheque in whole or in part if a customer requests it.

Licensees must meet signage and payment obligations at each gaming area on their premises.

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